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Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin set aside Joe the Plumber for Joe the Quarterback _ as in Joe Namath _ and told supporters at a rally near where Namath grew up that she and John McCain are still in the game and they’re going to win.
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In a photo provided by Jenni Wilson, Suzanne Pagella, bottom, is shown with Jenni Wilson in an undated photo in Beaver, Pa. To classmates at Beaver Area High School in the hills of western Pennsylvania, Suzanne Pagella was a celebrity. As a married...
